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The implication is that products for which there is a demand won't come to market. It might not be easy, but society is harmed if we make it artificially harde
by rbarooah 15y ago
The implication is that products for which there is a demand won't come to market.
It might not be easy, but society is harmed if we make it artificially harder to respond to market demand.
- felipemnoa 15y agoI understand, but unfortunately short term (like next year) is hard to change that (or maybe we can we just haven't figured it out). It is still better to continue moving forward, we'll figure something out along the way.
- rbarooah 15y agoWhat do you mean by 'moving forward', and what do you expect to happen that's going to change things in the longer term?
- felipemnoa 15y agoI mean don't just give up. I don't know what will change, but things have a way to work themselves up if one continues to hammer at the problem. There will always be issues when trying to do something important. This is just another one. And as I write this I realize that I sound a bit corny. The shame... (no sarcasm intended)
- rbarooah 15y agoIt's not particularly corny, and it's hard to disagree about not giving up in principle. That said, human political systems can and do lead to sustained bad results. In my mind, 'things working themselves up' really means, 'someone finds and implements a solution'. Meanwhile actual indie developers are as we speak, prevented from working on adding value to the economy because they are forced to spend their time and money dealing with trolls.